Two Little Travellers
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And because of this he waslike God--_he_, Bambo the object: mean, lowly, poor, so far as moneywent, yet rich in the priceless power of loving, which is beyond theriches of gold or lands; for is not love of God? Is not God Himself thebeginning, centre, end--nay, not _end_, because it endureth for ever--ofall real, true love? And in their desolation Darby and Joan turned tohim with a feeling of confidence and hope.
"Now, I want to hear everything, " he said coaxingly; "then perhaps Ishall be able... to help you. You must be quick, for Joe and Tonio won'tstay long away. There's no rabbits or birds over there, I'm sure, " hecontinued, nodding his great head in the direction of the plantation, "and at any moment Moll may come and interrupt us. " Then Darby told their odd new friend everything, as he had desired thechild to do--who they were, where they lived, why they had left theirhome, whither they were bound, and what had befallen them upon thejourney.
"Dear, dear!" exclaimed Bambo when the recital was ended, and Darbypaused to draw a long breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And because of this he waslike God--_he_, Bambo the object: mean, lowly, poor, so far as moneywent, yet rich in the priceless power of loving, which is beyond theriches of gold or lands; for is not love of God? Is not God Himself thebeginning, centre, end--nay, not _end_, because it endureth for ever--ofall real, true love? And in their desolation Darby and Joan turned tohim with a feeling of confidence and hope.
"Now, I want to hear everything, " he said coaxingly; "then perhaps Ishall be able... to help you. You must be quick, for Joe and Tonio won'tstay long away. There's no rabbits or birds over there, I'm sure, " hecontinued, nodding his great head in the direction of the plantation, "and at any moment Moll may come and interrupt us. " Then Darby told their odd new friend everything, as he had desired thechild to do--who they were, where they lived, why they had left theirhome, whither they were bound, and what had befallen them upon thejourney.
"Dear, dear!" exclaimed Bambo when the recital was ended, and Darbypaused to draw a long breath.
What to read after Two Little Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Frances Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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